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Regarding systemd, I've been following this when using jessie: http://without-systemd.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_remove_systemd_from_a_Debian_jessie/sid_installation

Well So, don't make a drama about this...

Exactly. I am still paying for one of yours @rds100 And also, I have one of that kidechire stuff, but I guess they don't have any stock actually, and probably won't have in some time.

I didn't know this thread existed. Sounds like really funny stuff. I am not good doing this kind of things, but I wonder if I can get some of this pieces at Mexico to build something like that :P

Well, that script seems to have some errors. And properly doesn't seem like a bridge, but a NAT setup. I was happy to read "wifi+bridge", because I wanted something like that, but apparently you can't bridge wireless interfaces, or at least most of them.

I hope to get one, maybe in the next batches, when all the people reviewed it already :P

I like it. Simple, quick and easy. I eat this way for my "brunch" after workout. Unfortunately that get's me hungry in a couple of hours, LOL

Quick opinion. At work we use Linode for some projects. Only the Dallas location because is the nearest one (routing) for us. We have several boxes there, and almost zero complaints. A couple of hiccups maybe in the past year. Some emergency migration and some packet loss maybe. The support...

Well, I think everybody has interest. But the willpower needed to change habits (and then to mantain them) is really hard to put together. At that other forum where I started, we started like ten people maybe, and now only 3 or 4 people still post their updates, after more than one year.

Probably P90X is harder than their last iteration P90X3, mainly because it needs more time. I didn't read "how much" time, but wikipedia has a table with all the workouts, and seriously, one of these lasts 90 minutes? WTF. Also, for a less demanding program, maybe you can try P90 (just as is)...

I am on other tech forum on a similar group lol. We started with Focus T25, and then some moved to P90X3. After that the group got a little bit "dissolved", but we still report our activities. I have done some Insanity, Les Mills Combat, and now some Insanity MAX 30.  Depending on your tastes...

Well, I can't run it in my browser. Is slow as hell. In firefox it's a little bit better. Maybe I just should watch some gameplay :P because I want to take a look at the best game ever xD

Just a note. I tried to add windows to one order and it still is $10. In you post you say "we will be reducing the Windows OS cost to $0". But it seems this post is a copy of your Black Friday one, so maybe this is no longer valid?

If you do some overclock to that RPis some chips get truly hot. I purchased some heatspreaders for mine.

Maybe some kind of option to show a timestamp of the messages? Anyway, I like it because its simple =)

2. InceptionHosting 2. FanaticalVPS 1. BuyVM I don't have enough points to give. There are a lot of underrated providers also.

How do you get that $500 discount? We may consider this at work.

Yep, but personally I don't think that will happen anytime soon. Mozilla, ok, chrome, maybe? IE??? Hmmm... (Hint: cacert).

I've tried, but I don't like the idea of "archiving" everything instead of "marking as read". The only thing that I may like, is the custom bundles or categories, which aren't available in the normal gmail (just the main ones, updates, forums, promotions, social, inbox). It won't happen if...

At work I did a proxmox setup for some of our services, and so far, so good n_n But some people suggested me VMWare esxi because is easy (they say :P). Despite that, I went to the proxmox route because you can have full VMs and at the same time start a lot of light vz containers like crazy...